Monday, February 7, 2011
Grandson - Portrait - Painter 11 - PhotoPaint
Recently I sat with my Grandson and took about 50+ photographs, couldn't help myself. Here is one where he is enjoying a bit of banana. I prepped the photograph in PhotoPaint by first cropping then using the copy to clipboard. I pasted as new image from the clipboard.
I proceeded to apply the Effects> Art Strokes> Charcoal>. I then added back, by pasting, the color photograph and used an object property for transparency. I merged the two. I saved this file and opened it in Painter 11.
There I did a quick clone with a light ocher background and selected the chalk cloner brush. I painted all of his face and hand and shirt with this brush. Remember it had a charcoal like appearance from my prep. I selected the Splattery cloner brush and did the background.
I also selected the Van Gogh cloner and painted some of the shading with that brush. I added back in some details with the Soft and Straight cloner brushes.
Back in PhotoPaint I added black and red borders and resampled the image for sharing here.
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Labels:
chalk,
charcoals,
cloners,
cropping,
digital manipulation,
digital painting,
frame,
Painter 11,
photograph,
PhotoPaint,
texture,
visual art
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